Delighted to annonce publication of the DEAL Legal Handbook. Now all Labour CLPs & organisations can ensure they are Equality Act Compliant. https://t.co/6lvGCzCWo4
I have lost my mental health support during the pandemic. I can’t get support on the NHS now. Two weeks ago I was violently attacked can people please share this and if possible donate a little something. It’s going towards trauma counselling @chessmartinez@JosieLong
Just want to say yet again, thank you for the love the solidarity and support I have received Am touched beyond words. Ppl have asked about the go fund me page https://t.co/7uQaUBk7nj
It’s going towards therapy I can’t now get on the nHS to help me deal with emotional trauma
Really not good enough, these people are wanting to do the right thing and get tested, the government are really failing and letting so many people down. They seem to blame everybody else for their incompetence, get a grip Now!
We won't be supporting any of the NEC disability reps unless they commit to getting the legal handbook on disability Equality Act compliance written into internal party policy.
https://t.co/XDLYeA8HnC
When voting for NEC disability rep, it might be worth bearing this in mind: disabled members need the Labour Party to shit or get off the pot. Either comply with the Equality Act or repeal it. They can't have both.
https://t.co/XDLYeA8HnC
I'd love to be off painkillers, but until there's a range of good, easily accessible treatment options on the table, people with chronic pain should be offered whatever helps them manage. Without fear of judgement by the medical community, or whipped up in the media.
TfL’s new app allows disabled people to plan accessible journeys without needing to use 3 separate maps.
The most striking feature is the ability to switch between the standard Tube map and the step-free version. Perhaps this will show people just how inaccessible this city is.
The new *daily* allowance for peers in the House of Lords is £323. The *monthly* allowance for a single person under 25 on Universal Credit is £342.72.
The EHRC decides not to consult it's own board and delay an investigation into deaths related to the work capability assessment.
The EHRC's only concern? That this could cause a “detrimental impact on stakeholder relationships”
https://t.co/yzmqm5PZa0 via @johnpringdns